Recently picked up photography again and needed a camera bag for traveling. This bag is perfect for it! Fits my camera plus at least 4 different sized lenses. The bag also has a laptop compartment in the front pocket. My only con with this bag is that it's too bulky and I ended up bumping people on the plane, in lines, when I turn around(!). Overall, it is a great product just be mindful of the size and try not to hit people with it when you're in crowded areas.

love this camera bag. I'm serious about photography (well, for a serious amateur) and I'm always looking for something that will help me with my photography - be it a camera bag, lenses, etc. It's huge, sturdy and durable. It has TONS of space. It looks so good. And I love that it's a backpack because my regular camera bag isn't and it makes portability so much easier. Especially if I need to walk somewhere for that final photo. There's plenty of room to store my camera, lenses, and extras. It's also weatherproof, and I love not having to worry about my camera and accessories getting damaged. This was definitely done with a photographer in mind. It's perfect for everyday use!

The bag's large capacity is impressive—I easily fit my camera, four lenses, tripod, and even my drone. The side access is super convenient for quickly grabbing my camera to capture spontaneous moments. The back fully unzips, making it effortless to organize and protect my gear.

The build quality is outstanding with durable, waterproof nylon and reinforced stitching. My equipment feels incredibly secure, even with sudden movements or drops. The padded shoulder strap and ergonomic back panel make it comfortable for long trips, and the adjustable chest belt ensures everything stays in place.

Overall, this bag has made my photography outings much easier and more enjoyable. Highly recommend it for any camera enthusiast!

A tri-pod in it's simplest form is a three-legged stand for supporting a camera or other apparatus. I've used several tripods throughout the years, and each one excels at one thing or another. Some are light, some are super sturdy, and some are miniature making them easy to pack away or carry on a day trip.For my general photography use (product photography, long exposures) I've found that finding the right set of compromises leads to the best tripod for my needs. That's where I've found the K&F to excel at meeting my specific set of needs. Here's what I like:The tripod is light. It's not feather weight, or forget it's there light, but it's light enough to be able to carry around all day strapped to a comfortable camera bag. Weighing in at just 3.3 lbs, it's about as light of a travel tripod built of aluminum I could expect.Completely folded, this tripod is about 17 inches long. Plenty of "collapsability" to be able to pack it on the side of your bag without it sticking up in the air.This tripod feels really well built for being a sub $100 travel tripod. When you hold it, it feels and looks substantial. Not heavy, just very tight tolerances, and generally aesthetically pleasing. The anodizing on the aluminum lock-outs and ball head are a really nice touch. It is rated to hold 22lbs/10kg. I'm certain it will hold that easily, if not more. The rubber grips are all implemented nicely with zero movement between the rubber grip and the lock out it turns.So, the absolute most important factor for me in a tripod, is obviously the stability. While this tripod will extend to almost 69 inches/175 cm, it's most stable when the center support is at the mid to low setting, and only the top three leg extensions are out. It's absolutely rock solid at it's med high, to mid level settings. When everything is extended to full height, a strong wind would absolutely introduce some movement.Leg lock outs are as expected. They lock out firmly and confidently when unfolding. When extending the legs, the rubber twist locks are easily tightened and I have zero doubt about their ability to stay put.The 28mm ball head is surrounded by what looks like a teflon sleeve offering smooth camera movements. The head also pans buttery smooth like a geared or fluid head would. The Arca-Swiss mount is a great option and seems to be the new standard in quick mounts. The Arca base also has a spirit level which is handy if your camera doesn't have in-camera level indication.One leg is designed to be used as a monopod. I don't use that feature, but it's nice to have and easy to transition. Under center post is a bag or weight hook. This can be removed revealing a 3/8 female mount. Great for mounting a second ball head for quick camera position swaps. My only gripe would be that the feet are not replaceable. They are shallow spiked rubber feet that are not interchangeable. They work fine for light duty use.All in all, I am very happy with this tripod purchase. At $90, I'm not sure you could get a better photo tri-pod for general use photography. It's lightweight, stable, and looks great. Just buy this tripod already, you won't be disappointed.

This is a great bag. I am able to carry all my photography equipment with me. It has room for both camera bodies and 5 lenses, my speed lights and accessories. It is a bit heavy for me, but it works well.

Among the many straps I have tried, this one is the most beautiful and stylish, it fits my Nikon SLR camera perfectly. It is made of materials that are not only beautiful to look at, high quality and very durable. The webbing it is made of is the same material that seat belts are made of. A strip of leather fabric with the brand's relief print has been sewn onto the outside of the webbing to embellish it. If we want to detach the strap from the camera cable during use, we can do it with a classic locking buckle. However, in the classic two-tab buckles, there is a special button at one end that we need to press together with the tabs. This means that it cannot be accidentally detached and we need two hands to unhook it. Continuing with confidence, I also talk about the cable that attaches the camera. It is very resistant, but due to the task it has, it is subject to wear and tear. When does it need to be replaced? That's why they decided to do it in layers, the first black part, everything is fine. Once it is worn out, it turns yellow to remind us that after a while we need to change it, until it turns red, indicating that our car is no longer safe. Conclusion I have never liked shoulder straps, I have always preferred straps for the way I photograph. I like this strap, it's nice and durable as far as security goes, I've talked about it before, I would have liked the strap to stay tight on the wrist and instead it always tends to widen, maybe the leather will softens over time and the problem is solved. Unfortunately, that's exactly why I'm giving it four stars

Good quality filters for the price. I like the leather case.

Since my wife is becoming more and more enthusiastic about photography